Teresa Gillian's Contact Details

Teresa Gillian's Company Details

First Ladies of Poverty Foundation, LLC

Springfield, Massachusetts, United States • 3 Employees
Professional Training & Coaching

First Ladies of Poverty Foundation is the leading entrepreneurship and generational wealth hub and community center that empowers bipoc (black, indigenous, people of color) entrepreneurs to leverage top-tier entrepreneurial mentoring communities full of educators and changemakers, social responsibility and avenues for higher quality living to attain financial and social mobility, overcome systemic obstacles and achieve long-term sustainable success--essentially to win in business and in life.We know that entrepreneurship, financial literacy and wealth building can be complicated. Our job is to simplify the process for you. Our program was created to provide ongoing and educational support to those who commit themselves to the pursuit of something greater than themselves with top-tier mentoring community, business certification programs and access to life-changing, once in a lifetime opportunities for personal, professional and financial growth, empowering current and future generations of entrepreneurial-minded, socially responsible leaders around the globe.From its inception in 2012, our multi-awardwinning legacy framework used to empower our community has been the most praised for the world's most ambitious, innovative and empathetic entrepreneurial-minded leaders around the world to be inspired, connect and collaborate. The 2019 Generational Wealth Bootcamp (previously known as Building Wealth 101) served 900+ community leaders, educators and entrepreneurs from 6 continents with founders of billion-dollar brands and companies, 10 expert BIPOC speakers and mentors, 35+ investors backed by $10.3 billion in capital and countless new and seasoned entrepreneurial-minded entrepreneurs trailblazing the manufacturing of various products, programs and services across 100+ industries to further the cause of poverty reduction, racial equity, community development and opportunity access.